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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

un0 iiberbaupt cine Ser mafeloiefen,
gr6Bten urso impoianteften Sieuren
mar, tpel6e iene gsoBe uno ltlirmiF6.
betpeste 3eit berporgebra6t bat. Nu1
Saoi. Garnots gater bat eiue bsrborra=
genbe &Ofe in Der fran36ffdem Sc.
{6i6te geip;elt. gr ipar tpdbreno bes
Sabres 1913 MISUNDERSTANDING uub
fpdter octalifii6er Wbgeorbnes
ter. W6brenb Ser fpd!egeE &eactionss
uno &oiier5eit mar er iteis Elm tapferer.
our6 Nl6ts 81 beeinfluHsnber &epublis
taner. Was ben iebIgeu pralioenten
Garnot %anlangt, 10 1T berielbe urs
1prltngli6 Sngeaisur gemsieu unb 3tDar
ipeaieQ fit bas Sad oes @baufee. unb
8riidenbaus. 9ta@ GEM 5tur3e bes
&aiierrei@es panbte sr f6 isbp9 Der
politit 81 unb brabte es l6on i'm iu.
genbli6en llter bon 81 Sabren gum
Yr1fetten bes Departments Ser Unite.
renz5 Seine. Gr itieg bann raid el1por,
bis er ieBt an Der b69(ien Stele atlses
lan9t 1T, Die elm republifanil1er 8Gr=
ger er1eiGen fam. Nles in N0em ges
1ommen f6eiat bic Wabl Gatnots =
tpie ct ii6 iebt nit 9inpeelaHung isis
mes perftl6en Si6ter: 8einamens nett
men tpta-e elm gutter Wurf getpelen au
fein, nit Dem Iomobl Granfrei9 = als
aud beien Na6barn (iomeit fi6 pors
ansieben Idbt) re6t 3uIrieben iein
f6nnenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
Yroflamatton.
Speaialmabls 8erorbnung,

Seaugnebmenb auf ben in 6er Sic
bulg bonn Z. Ncbember B.. s. gefaBten
8ei@luB bes Stabtratbes: 6aB bic
Gruubetgentblimer in 0ffentIi1er Mbs
thinning ibren Wilen funo tbun foIs
len, OBJ ooer nidt bic @tabt aur Bes
ftreitung Der 8au= unb Snfanbbal,
tungsfoiten neuer 5dulbdufer cine
5pe5tal=St euer opn 10 Gents Der 800
gu erbeben ermd6tigt pirb. ferner:
Sn Bea6tung Der i'm itGbt. Charter
(Sect. 81 entbaltenen Beltimmunaen
be3iigli6 e~bentueler 8acanaen i'm
Sta6trath, unb bet bur6 ben &idtritt
bes 6errn u. 8eltnap, Mlberman at
large, in ge1anntem R6rper erfoIgten
8acan5, ba bieie bor 8eginn BET lebten
9 Wonate big our nd9iten reguldreu
Wabl eingetreten, beror6ne i9
8rpan @anagbau, Mapor Ser Sta6t
San Wntonio, fraft Der bur9 Den gbars
ter unb fd6t. Srbinanaen mir g~egebenen
goQma6ten, bic Mbbaltung elmer @pes
aialtpabl our @rle6igung BET oben ange=
fibrten NngeIegenbeiten unb beffimme
bierfiir
g a m It benz. Sanuar 1883.
Sic @timmtditen in ben berf6iebes
men Warbs befinben fi1 an foIgenben
Buntten, uno tperbe,1 I'M s Ibr Mor=
gems ge6fnet unb Inn s ubr 9benbs ges
19l0nen nerben.
l. Warb. Boli3eis0 auptquartier,
MsiIitarp pla3a. gorfbenber: g. &6s
ni9beim.
2. Marb. gde Oas unb Dolo.
rofa : straBe. 8~OrfBenber: Dan.
6eber.
8. Marb. gde Msebimas uno Seal
9traBe. 9~orfibenber: u. g. &ibas.
4. War6. &rii6's Gale, gde
6ouifcns unb Nor6 ; Shores @traBe.
gorfibenber: s. 8iQemain.
5. @arb. Sn Der Nlamo. 0ors
5iben6er: @b. &il9e sr.
6. Warb. 6. u. Mrbeiters0 erein,
Sf.@ommerce.@ iraBe. 8orRbenber:
$. 8itters.
Z. Mar6. @de 8ictoria unb Mas
tagorba>5 traBe. goribenber: 6. ".
SennD.
s. @arb. Sci McNaiFer, 2O7
sub : Wlamo @traBe. 8orfbenoer:
s. @ulf.
Nur 5teuer3abler inb fimmbered.
tigt unb lauten bic Wabl3etteI:
"For' or Against the proposition.
Sie Wabl unb Gtimmen3dbtung
flnoet in uebereinitimmung nit ben
In Der Orbinan3 iiber MaDIen feftgefebs
ten &egeln ifatt.
San Nntonio, 2. DECEMBER 1887.
60 8rDan @aIIagban,
~ MaDor.
@~egenge5.:
6. g. @laubon. @lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
Wmt. &1Rtma Il echn.

uniere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb UNI fol9es frif6 uno
gut gu e%rlangen, fan1t man unm6glid
einen suberldffigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S6fling & Sobn, SO.
511 Mpe. 6. Die 9erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e9numg ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliHement cine
talte 2uftmaiGine erri9tet, pelde alien
Mnforoerungen fur @rbaltung unb @nt=
fernuns i6dbli6er S~ngrebieuaen beg
Gleii@es entipri@t. Sic baben befidn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
0orratb bon Watbieb, aug weldem
muir bas Selte fir ibre GunOen gepdblt
piro. Wer reef bebient 1ein Mil, ber
beiu@e BEN Marft, So. 511
Wbenue 6. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
CINDERELLA G@mb Gtore.
@de Sf.9onfonftraBe urb Npenue c.

Panif! panifl panit!
1ar uniere ioeben i'm Often auges ga
fauften 8orrdtbe an S9uber unb
Stiefeln mii1en in IA Saget
berfauft tDerben, uno iei
aea- es unterm Roitenpreis! -sgs
6olgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als Betpeis
unferer beiipienos niebrisen Yreile:
IL beri9iebene Nrten niebriger 6errens
f@ube gu $1.40(En-grosY reis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 0erreni9ube v@ongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 81.
grtrafeine baE69endbte 9errni9ube 3u
$3.50 (anbersmo gu $3.50 bertauft.)
Gnabenf9ube u. &n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafeine 2n6pffiefel fir 9naben 50
(Wertb $2.75).
Samen.p antoheln Scr. SIS au nur
IS gts. bas 9aar (@ertb $1).
Seine Mdb9eni6ube bon @laees2eber
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb 81.
2inberi@ube gu 40, so unb go @ehts,
bic anoerswo 60, Is Gents unb 81
foiten.
gabp S6ube beri9iebener art, BON
rs Gents an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
Mrs. gstmslOp's sDOtbtns ssrmp.

3eb. SDlpanus Cobb idreibt i'm 20.
itpn Gbriftian Breeman": Auf feinen
6aQ riirben mir cine Webi3in ~enlpfeblen,
namentlid fir ainne,. nenn mir ni9t
wiBten, CAP fe gut 1T. Son Wirs.
WinslOws Sbrup tSunen mir iebcd aus
@rfohruns ipredeu Sn un erer eigenen
Tanilie bat er lid ola SeBen era iefen,
neil er einem Sinee, bas nit Solit ge=
peiuist mar. Sdluf ps,idaffte unb ben
@ltern Ruhe wabrenp Der Nadt
Rderte. Die meiiiea gItsrn nerben bies
fen 5esen gu fddsen uilisn. 5ier III
elm Attifei, Der lid bemdbri nnp barmlcs
1T, oenn Der Sdlaf. ben er ben, Rinte
o,ridoiit. in natirlih uno b.r tleine @n.
gel erw adt 70 better ME Elm anopf."5
Babrenp res 3abneus If iein Grfclg un.
i&debar. Nir babsn biufis genus BON
Wuttern bic aeufesung sebSrt, bob fe
nidt obns ben SYrup lein mSsen bon Der
@eturt ces Sinces an bic Sur gollens
bun9 bes 3ahnens. 8erfauft bon alien
apcthef.r ,u rs Gents bic 6laide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
Sails
@ie 1T bies ?

g8ir bieteu einbunbert Dollars 8e=
lobnung FIR teben SOL bon Ratarrb an,
Der ui6t our6 Ginnebmen bon ,6on's
Gatarrbe&ur gebeilt tpereen fam.
s. S. @BeneD& Co., @iaentb'r,
Solebo, Ohio.
o.. g. SaQ's &aiarrb : Sur tpirb
eingenommen unb mirft brett auf bas
Blut unb Die i6leimigen Oberfld9e1
bes Spitems. Preis IS Gsnts Die
Jlaide. 8erfsuft bon alien Npotbstern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
8atarrb Sur.
Cages : N~euisfeiten.
SnIaub.

~
$ n Der 9unbesbaupifabt Wa1b.
ington 1T Der @onsreB et6fust morben,
un0 Snar-mie gemobnIi1 = bur9 Elm
@ebet bes 9apIans S. 6. Butler, ber
ben 9immel anflebte, auf baB er ben
8olfsbettretern Weisbeit berIeiben
m6se. (8isle DON ibnen uerbens brau=
den t0nnen y Scr. Sngaas, Der Yrdfs
bent 6es Senats. ertldrte ben gongreB
fir er0fnet, mOrauf Manbatsprifun.
gen un5 gini9m6rulgeu erfoIgfen. SIN
Northumberland tparen in Der er.
fen SiBung 3l3 Mitglie6er anmefenb.
allo Elm Quorum fir bic spre6eruabI
%berbanben. Carlisle pur6e 6arauf
tuieberermdblt. gr nabm Die Wabl
an un6 fpra6 fib bann in elmer Idnge=
rem Gebe iiber bic Mi9tigteit ber BE-.
borffebenoen Sefion aus. Na@oem bic
8samtenmabl erfolgt unb bic iiblide
8erlooiung fiattsefunben, frat Die 8ers
tagung elm.
= Ser Senator palmer BON Mi6i.
gan beabii6tigt, benz gonsreKe einen
8eieBsniDurf 3ur 8ei9rdntutg Der
gi%npanberung por3ulegen.
Ser @1aBamtslecretGr bat benz
@onsreB eineu @oranf1lag Der fir bas
~beltebenbe Gisealiabr notbpsnbig tper,
benben Iusgaben eingerei9t. Dana9
mirb fi9 bic Sumine betlelben belau.
fen auf 1929, $50, 100, B. t.: $1,344, 8
999 mebr als i'm borigen Sabre.
AusIan b.
= Wleoerum 1T l1nters Stalien bon
einem berbdnsniBpoaen grbbeben beim>
geiudt uoroen. Das Stdbt1en 8e(aa.
nanO lit fat gang serffolt porben llnb
lber 1000 Wenf1en murben oa6ur9
obba9los gerta6t.
Sa Derfdieoenen fran36fi9en De-
partements fanben WabIen fur ben Sc
nat ifatt. 9ie repubIitanif9en @anoi.
6aten uurben nit tlur gang bereinselten
Nlsnabmen gepdblt.
= Ser giSgen6ffi6e Staatsratb er.
wdblte 9errn @abaro BON @enf 3um
prdibenten unb Serru S9o6 bon
g@aifbahfen gum 9icesp rdfibenten Der
Sdwei3. geIbe fino &abitale.
= Sic fran36fi6en prdfecten aler
Departments haben mad Yaris beri9s
tet, baB bic Mabl Sabisgarnots aurn
8rdfibenten iiberal einen ausge3ei@nes
ten @inorud gema9t babe. Sa6isgars
not bat erfldrt, baB er borldufg nod
fein Minifterium bilben noble, bepor er
ni6t nit BEN prdlibeuten Der &ammer
uub bes Senats, fopie nit ben Sub
rern ber repubIitanii6en partei iiber
bieie Grage eingebenb un~terbanbelt bas
ben iperbe.
Sang abenieuerli9e @eridte
fommen aus Srlanb. SIS beiBt, Bic
Parneniten beabii9tieten, i'm 8unbe
NIT amerifanii6en 6eHiern ben 2Drb
Darlington unb ben Miniiier @oi6en
81 ermoroen, ober einen berfelben auf
elmer ibrer 3ablrei6en SuipeetiOnsreiien
g~efan9en au nebmen, in Die rauben
Widlow 8eree i9leppen un6 ibn bort
als 8eiBel fir bic GreilaiiungS '8riens
gefangen balten au lahen.
= 8oulaneer bat isiHem friiberen
@olegen 5abis@ arnnt (berfelbe mar
Ginaa5miniter. als 8oulanger Griegss
miniiter mary gu feiner @rudbIung
gratulitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
6. S. Maaer.

POS Weft : @ommercefraB E,
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr sepdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
Btlberrabmen unb 2eifet,
unb ferner neben 3ei9neneM aterialien
aler Irt, Garben unb Mnitrei,
der sc ateriaIien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemif4te
Garben, bic belfen unb biligfen i'm
Marfte, bi, inter boiler @arantie per=
fauft uerben. Sen fl II unS g b e.
gelgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f9lagenbe Wrtifel; porin 9err Mhler
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Weien bes Gtaas
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt arsgefibrt.
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8rndl 8rndhl 8ruh

miro unfeblbar turirt mad ber Metbobe
Der Doftoren &. $. unb s. Wiaiams,
ST. 2ouis, Mo. Meoer WteKer nod
bDpooermii@e Nabeln tperoen alises
tpanot. 5ofortige grlei9terung, unb
griinoli9e 9eilung in tur3er 3eit. Msan
pitb nidt berbinbert ieiner Mrbeit ober
ieinen Gei6dften na63useben. Muf
Wuni9 pirb bic 6eilnng garantirt.
3onIultation unentseltli1. WdBige
Preife. Spre6t bor 3immer go. 4
ilber Wolf & Marr. TO- ,tum
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes 3as
ger bOn feinen California Weinen Bel
9errn s. s. MeDer ON alamo
plasa. 9err Mfeper iudt bic Meine
an Ort uno @telle aus ui.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Wein3i6ter. MIs
gutem &enler gelingt es Inn itets, bic
beifen Soften aus3uwdblen. st fant1
feline &unben uno Gamilien nit eineni
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs urb
MeiBmeine in bor3iigli9er QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
ing 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
8u6iens gable.

Die bette Sable Der 8elt fir S4nitte
QuetfGunsen, @ef6pite, Gieber, unS Saut'
ausidlos, 6le6ts, sefprunsene Sanbe, Croft
benlen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa'
mprrboiosu ODER ieins 8esabluus. 86liss
Classification serantirt ODER bas Sch pirb
juriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u
Srets
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Gueben erbalten :

Solasurfen, beutide unb franS0fi9e
Tru6tprdieroen, Stodff6, fpaniide
Olipen, S6weiser 3die, Nmferbamer
8lumenfobI, Nnanas. &odforb 2die,
Srtheln, importirte Graders unb Sbs
ldten, 9atteln, Geigen.
Smith & Wilfon,
@de Soleoao. & %. 6ouitonfr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

: 9abt gud ui6t tdufden bur1
niebere preiie fir grbeit, tpel1e better
dig irsenb cine in 9eras seliefert pirb,
fonbern Derfiigt @u6 nod Gallo
10 aus pbotograpbil6em Ntelier, So.
Alb Ofs9outon.S traBe, mo gu9 CUTE
uno aufrieoenfteaenbe Nrbeit gu reelem
Preiie garantirt uirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

SO. $. 0mtterfioe & Go, 1886
OF. 6OulfonsS traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : Gitters, balten iid benz
Bublifum fir lle in ibrGa6 f9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb perfpre1en
prOmpte Beiorsung aller guftrdee.
&rOnleudter. @ass Girtures, Babetpans
men, @loiets &c. iieis ON 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

= Ollie tlerle Gorten in !0iiten, bic
Dunlap einsei6lofen, bel paneoait &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

BaE> Serrens unb Gnabenbiite ipotts
biQig BEL u. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06
9rAueutg oaios
SHAMBURCER
N
ae9en 2~cber1eibe,,.

1A1
~ Beri9fe iibsr bic Grfolse poit 9r. N,,atif
&tHig'B 4df1buraer Sropfen, WeIde Dor ssSabcen
sTsistt wsrben uno jett ~beitdtist iperecn.
Siaas,t asts aniu sxhaas- Sanuar 1882.
Gebar SAILS, @tsc.
Sbre Or. Musnft S5i,ig's Sefaburser Srope
fen hdben mid pon einem aeberIeiben befreit
an wel@ert tb Sabre gelttten bate.
Sran; MiGei.
3 Sabse itater-beilsa tets 2 Sch. 1885,.
Gebar Sails, @isc.
@e9e1 2eberleiben gtebt es ri6ts befieres
pie Or. Mugaft &Dnig's @ainbtr9er Sropfen.
SO rusnbe fe idon felt Sabren an.
Srans Mi9ef.
&asestei&nete Grfalse BebeiIt.
@oobburp, Minu., 5 Sali, 1876.
S@on felt ~Idngerer Seit mat i'd unuobI it,6
1ein6 Der angepanbten Wtttel befierte rteiren
8utdnb f9lieBIi9 9ebraudte i'd Dr. NIguit
. &tntg8 9artburger Eropfen t,to in f,r5er
8eitipar i1 Ipieoer bersefteut.
Sobn2orens @tppoI bt.
Raj II Satren.
@oo6birn, l. Widr3, 1887.
SIN f~tetfeft Sauie biirfen Or. Mi,aiit R5,,ia's
hamburger Tropfen niemaIs feblen, ba fe
mir In uieten &ranfbeiten f9on aeboIfen baber.
Sic ttnb bas bette 9ausmitteI, weI1es i'd les
aals gebrau9t babe.
Sobn 8 orens @ippotbt.
xuH auant rc,a unnr. rc,oo n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

TIVE cHARLEs..A. v~oGELER:co.. Baltimore, Md.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

~ Beridte itbsr bic Grfolse pom Or. 9ua,tif
&1nie'6 9arlbiraer Sropien, weI6e Dor sssabren
ersfett wHrben mo lett beitGtiGt ruerhcu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

SWITZERLAND is hotbed OF socialism, and
contains one lunatic to every 200 inhabitants
ISAAC JEANS, Philadelphia Quaker. who has
made fortune of So, 900. 900 fruit importer,
began his business career by selling oranges and
apples at retail.
The relative value of womans affection aud
clothes has been fixed by a young lady in Michi-
gan She has sued her recalcitrant lover for
So. 000-$2, 900 for damages TO her heart and ST.
900 for her bridal trousseau.
THE will of the late William A. Wheeler. ex-
Vice president of the United States, is to be
contested on the ground that he was not compe-
tent to make a will at the time it was dated, and
that the signature is not genuine
THE Buffalo times has published fac-simile
letter of the Presidents collector of internal
revenue James A. Hanlon. dated Nov. 2, 1885.
and addressed to the Republican postmaster at
Albion, n. Y, in which he requests donation
of $50 to help the Democratic canvass, promis-
ing TO prove his friend.
J. Nj. BAILEY. once famous as the wit Of the
Danbury News, has faded from the humorous
world and is now an actor in daily repeated
domestic tragedy. His wife is insane and de-
mands his entire attention. He must dress her
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30

THERE are few finer avenues than Wash
ington street, when picturesquely attired in
red, white and blue. From Noble street to
the State-house, down the wide thoroughfare
will enjoy, when taken amid a forest of the
national colors and scores of thousands of
patriotic Hooser citizens. Indianapolis must
make Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland know and feel
that the city in which they make their first
stop west Of the Allegheny mountains. is a fit
and fair representative of that great Middle
and Western country of which he has hith-
erto seen absolutely nothing and about which
he has seemed to know SO exasperatingly
little.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30

The workingmen of Indianapolis are pre-
number of these own their houses or ara mem
bers of building and loan associations and ex-
pect to become property-holders. AS such
they are directly interested in the welfare and
good government of the city. They have
nothing in common with the Coy gang and
ought to be foremost in the effort to defeat it.
The success of the gang would mean reckless
and irresponsible government, open lawless-
Every honest workingman in the city is recu-
liarly interested in preventing such a condi-
ton of affairs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30

THE Journal believes, sincerely and ear
nestly, that every force and element opposed
to the gang should unite to defeat it. There
is no partisanship in such a contest and there
will be no partisanship in the result, should
it be the defeat and rout Of the desperadoes.
We believe there is good judgment and good
citizenship enough to secure this end; but it
is for citizens who are of the same mind to
determine how best they can accomplish their
purpose. If, for any reason, the gang is al
lowed to triumph, where union of opposing
forces would have defeated it, the blame can
not be laid upon the Journal. The journal
is not making partisan fight; it is fighting
ONLY the gang.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30

and arrange her hair. and attend to all her
wants. She is like child and he gives her all
his affection, time and attention. His devotiou
is described something heroic.
PRoF. CRowELL, of Amherst College, Though
deprived of his eyesght. is working with his
old-time vigor and is constantly increasing the
efficiency of the Latin department.. He has
just printed for the use of the students some
notes on the chief peculiarities OF Quintilianis
syntax and his of words.
q IT is asserted that it lis not an unusual thinl
for women who frequently go back and forth be-
tween Canada and the United States along the
border of the Ontario peninsula to wear Snug
Cling bag. This continuance is SUSPENDED from
the waist. reaches within few inches Of thu
hem Of the skirt. and will hold almost as much
. furniture van.
RECENTLY a new line has been put in Low
Wallace's "Ben-Hur." that book whose sale ID
measured not by hundreds or thousands, but 81
the hundreds Of thousands. It is on tho dedi
catory page. which was formerly inscribed:
ITO the wife of my youth"
Now he has added the lines
WHO still abides with me-"
friend of the author explained, the othei
day, that General Wallace received many
consolatory and sympathetic letters from read
ers of s.Ben-H ur' who thought deep grief and
lasting sorrow were associated with the wife Of
hia youth that it was necessary to inform them
that she was also the loving wife of his old age.
PEOPLE sometinms dream of such things as
happened recently in Russia to Dr. Nothnagel
a celebrated German doctor. He was returning
from st. Petersburg. whore he had been in CON
sultation, and had taken q sleeping car During
the night he thought be would take the air, and
he stepped out the platform clad only in his
night dress. He made mlsstep and fell, escap
ing with a very slight shaking up. The trails
disappeared, and the doctor concluded that he
had nothing to do but to seek the first shelter
He saw . light and knocked at the door. but the
Russian could not speak word of German, and
Iaborng under the idea that the doctor had 6s
capped from a graveyard was about refusing him
shelter. when servant girl who spoke German
came to his rescue and he was furnished with
raiment and shelter.
PRINCESS BISMARCK is one of the most frugal
housewives. Her husband. the Prince is not
addicted to lberality either. He has income
of about 1925. 600 year. and is frequently made
the recipient of legacies in amounts small
and great from patriotic admirers in every par
OF Germany The other day a man in Posen
left him in his will 1000 marks-about $500 Thu
Princess, In speaking of this to friend. said
lin glad Bismarck got the money just al
this time when he needs good steady horse ID
ride He always refused to buy on the
ground that he couldn't afford it. But told
him TO this 2. 600 marks for the purpose. II
comes in handy, doesn't itl' 1t may be interest.
ing to note. perhaps. that tho Princess always
uses the plain Bismarck" when referring to her
husband in the company of friends
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30
The date of the City Election Is Tuesday,
THE GROWTH OF CoYIsM.
Of the city.


Some people in this city attempt to ignore
or belittle the issues involved in the coming
election by the remark that 'Sim Coy isn't
half so important man as he is represented
the newspapers have made HIM" Perhaps
this argues superior wisdom on the part of
the persons referred to, and perhaps it does
not. The Journal thinks it does not. We
realize as well as anybody the fact that there
has been good deal in this paper concerning
Coy and his methods but we deny that the
Journal alone, or the press combined, has
given him undue notoriety or Importance.
Coy was not noticed until he forced himself
into notice political boss and machine
manager. He was power in Democratic
politics and a recognized leader before he be-
gan to receive any attention. He forced him
self into press notoriety by his corrupt meth
DDS and practices. It was high time for the
papers to notice man who was introducing
here the worst political methods known, and
who had already become the recognized
leader of the lawless elements and boss in
local politics The superior persons who say the
papers have made Sim Coy might as well say
the papers made boss Tweed and Joe Mackin.
The papers did, indeed, give those individuals
considerable prominence; but they made it
possible to break up the Tweed gang and put
him in striped clothes, and to send Joe
Mackin to the penitentiary. If there are any
goody- goody people in this community who
,pl> 1fc have
plished without the aid of the press or without
giving Tweed and Mackin considerable noto-
riety, they are fit subjects for an asylum for
the feeble minded Perhaps some people in
New York and Chicago got tired of hearing
about Tweed and Mackin; but there were
enough honest men who did not get tired to
make powerful public opinion, and to give
aid and comfort to the fight against the gang
in both cases until it was broken up, and
Tweed died convict while Mackin now looks
through the bars at Joliet. Coy assumes to
be, in Indianapolis, as much OF boss as
either of those did in their time and place,
and the gang he heads here is as desperate
and his methods, plans and purposes are as
as those of Tweed or Mackin. His methods
are as corrupt as he knows how to make them
and as his opportunities and field of opera
tons will permit. The tally-sheet forgeries,
planned and executed by and under the direc-
ton of the gang, was of the most auda-
cious crimes on record. Was the press
responsible for that? Did the papers give
Coy undue prominence in that matter? We
say no. On the contrary, but for the press
the crime would probably never have been
exposed or would have passed almost IN
noticed. The papers have not forced Coy on
public attention.; he forced himself. The
press has not made Coyism. 1t is doing more
than all other influences and agencies to break
its power and save the city from its baleful
influences.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-30
The date of the City Election is Tuesday,
Oct IL,

EX-SENATOR JOHN B. HENDERSON, of
Missouri, says if Henry George wants to veil
the numerical force of his party in mystery
he should unite with one or the other of the
old parties, as the mugwumps did. In that
way they could claim to make good deal of
noise, and nobody would know whether they
were numerous or not. It reminded him,
said Mr.. Henderson, of ST. Louis man who
the city. He complained that he could not
sleep from the noise Of the bull frogs in a
pond near by, and declared that there were
millions of them. He got net and dragged
the pond. His total capture was one big bull
frog which had made all the noise.